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A Company’s Incorrect Passkey Process Can Lead to Phishing Attacks

As I wrote in Part 1 of this series, Unlike passwords, passkeys are resistant to phishing attacks. Built into the passkey’s cryptographic protocol, the domain of the website you are logging into will be checked. You cannot be phished with passkeys. But unfortunately, I am already seeing an example of a companies implementing passkeys in…

A Company’s Incorrect Passkey Process Can Lead to Phishing Attacks

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Mining, Crude and The Vaccine Bubble

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by davefairtex

In contrast to gold’s mostly-sideways move, the miners rallied strongly on the week, up 3.67%. Silver also did well, climbing +2.67%, making a new closing high. Ratios: GDX:gold +0.72% (bullish), GDXJ:GDX +1.54% (bullish), Gold:Silver ratio -2.64% (bullish). Even though gold barely moved, this was a bullish week overall for PM. I especially like how the…

Mining, Crude and The Vaccine Bubble

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Mixed Macro Data and The Dollar

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by davefairtex

There were a number of economic reports this week: Personal Income: +0.36% month over month (m/m), prior +0.68% m/m. Still positive, but slowing. Durable Goods: new orders -2.13% m/m, prior +0.735 m/m; topping out. Bearish Median New Home Sales: +7.57 m/m, prior +3.14% m/m. New all time high. Personal Income: +1.3% quarter over quarter (q/q),…

Mixed Macro Data and The Dollar

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When Resilience Mattered, But Had No Name

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by George Galpin

It was early January 1967, and we were trying to make our way to Watson Lake in the Yukon so I could catch the Canadian Pacific DC-6 flight back to Vancouver. This was the end of a 2-week Christmas wolf hunt and introduction to winter trapping. The flight from Dease Lake about 150 miles to…

When Resilience Mattered, But Had No Name

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Deeper Dive Into Europe’s Self-Made Energy Crisis

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by Ivor

So, EU leaders decided to forcibly cap the price of Russian-supplied natural gas. How’s that going to work out for the Europeans this winter and over the next few years?

Deeper Dive Into Europe’s Self-Made Energy Crisis

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So, EU leaders decided to forcibly cap the price of Russian-supplied natural gas. How’s that going to work out for the Europeans this winter and over the next few years?

2022 Year in Review: All Roads Lead to Ukraine

by David Collum

Annually, friend-of-the-site David Collum writes a detailed “Year in Review” synopsis full of keen perspective and plenty of wit. He strikes again in his usually poignant and delightfully acerbic way. As with past years, he selected Peak Prosperity as the site where it is published in full. It is longer than our usual posts, but…

When Will It Start? It Already Has.

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by Chris Martenson

Fifth Generation Warfare (5GW) is where state actors use all of their exceptionally potent tools of persuasion to control the narrative and install new cognitive biases by hacking our wiring and leveraging our pre-existing beliefs, biases and judgments. Sound like some dystopian SciFi movie? It does, but it’s also the current reality. Welcome to the…

When Will It Start? It Already Has.

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The Signs Say “Yes”

by Chris Martenson

China’s statements and actions are consistent with a nation preparing for war. Or, at least an intelligent nation, unlike the EU which poked, prodded and finally got a war on with Russia, but failed to prepare meaningfully, or at all, beforehand. You know what? I am so used to defective leadership that it now seems…

The Signs Say “Yes”

by Chris Martenson

Gold, Labor Shortages, Rate Increases; Musk: A Case Study

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by davefairtex

On the week, gold fell 10.50 [-0.58%] to 1800.20. All of the losses happened on Thursday. The candle print was mildly bearish, but gold remains above the MA50 and the MA200. Gold does appear to have run into a little bit of trouble. Perhaps this is hinting about a potential low in the buck? Open…